This is a common theme in Republican administrations dating back to presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. What you do is you break the government, make it very hard for the government to function, and then you loudly announce that the government can’t do anything.
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… he Constitution requires the federal government - 1358 he Constitution requires the federal government to “provide for the Chapter Department of Defense Page number 91 … he Constitution requires the federal government to “provide for the … he Constitution … - page 91
… The Department of Defense (DOD) is the largest part of our federal government . It has almost 3 million people serving … The Department of Defense (DOD) is the largest part of our federal government. It has almost 3 million people serving … - page 91
… examination—by all students in schools that receive federal funding.” Chapter Department of Defense Page number … examination—by all students in schools that receive federal funding.” … (ASVAB)—the military entrance … - page 103
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… OPM, was wrongheaded on many levels and made the federal bureaucracy dependent on a new overlay of DOD … OPM, was wrongheaded on many levels and made the federal bureaucracy dependent on a new overlay of DOD … - page 107
… operations short of declared war to preclude back-to-back federal and state deployments of National Guard soldiers in … operations short of declared war to preclude back-to-back federal and state deployments of National Guard soldiers in … - page 110
… Operations Policy.”*° End USCYBERCOM'’s participation in federal efforts to “fortify” USS. elections to eliminate the … Operations Policy.”*° End USCYBERCOM'’s participation in federal efforts to “fortify” USS. elections to eliminate the … - page 119
… of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Investigation - 1841 of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Drug Enforcement y … Department of Defense Page number 128 … of Justice’s Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Drug Enforcement y … - page 128
… ense Department . Federal military ft - 1909 ense Department . Federal military ft Chapter Department of Defense Page number 128 … ense Department . Federal military ft … ense Department . Federal military ft … - page 128
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… To the extent consistent with presidential policy and federal law, the department also supports U.S. citizens and … To the extent consistent with presidential policy and federal law, the department also supports U.S. citizens and … - page 170
… the American people—including a recognition that the federal government must be a diligent steward of taxpayer … the American people—including a recognition that the federal government must be a diligent steward of taxpayer … - page 174
… mirror presidential direction. Indeed, coordination among federal agencies is challenging even in the most well-oiled … mirror presidential direction. Indeed, coordination among federal agencies is challenging even in the most well-oiled … - page 175
… nations must respect U.S. immigration laws and work with federal authorities to accept returning nationals—or lose … nations must respect U.S. immigration laws and work with federal authorities to accept returning nationals—or lose … - page 177
… The federal government’s obligation to shift - 2391 The federal government ’s obligation to shift national … restored. Chapter Department of State Page number 177 … The federal government’s obligation to shift national … - page 177
… security operations through the State Department and other federal agencies responsible for granting foreign military … security operations through the State Department and other federal agencies responsible for granting foreign military … - page 187
… coalition of the cooperative. Rather than thinning limited federal resources by spreading funds across all countries … coalition of the cooperative. Rather than thinning limited federal resources by spreading funds across all countries … - page 187
… Further, the State Department must support an integrated federal effort to deliver a revamped regional strategy for … Further, the State Department must support an integrated federal effort to deliver a revamped regional strategy for … - page 189
… review should take into account long-standing provisions in federal law that prohibit the use of taxpayer dollars to … review should take into account long-standing provisions in federal law that prohibit the use of taxpayer dollars to … - page 191
… the supply of federal dollars to - 2520 the supply of federal dollars to the WHO and other health-focused … Chapter Department of State Page number 193 … the supply of federal dollars to the WHO and other health-focused … - page 193
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